Best family in history ever🙌💪

I wrote that line

Lol Greg is so funny.

@Camilo Camden why did you do that?

The Bundy's did! 🤣

It had Wessonality.

Or crisco

The river water too salty

Ikr

the food the girls packed is delicious

Actually it was Marcia with Peter, not Bobby

How did they keep it cold?? I don't see any ice. Can you say.....food poisoning?

Name your poison is putting it mildly....lol.

@@ochsj1971 💯 and not only _that,_ but at 2:46 when Carol says "Surprise! The girls and I packed this in the car..." *My* question is....How did she & the girls _secretly_ pack the food/picnic basket in a car *with 9 people in it* without the boys noticing? Alice probably already knew about it since it looks like Carol & Marcia brought the picnic basket out of the same tent that Alice had just taken Cindy into, to change her clothes, & Mike was _driving,_ so him not knowing about it makes sense, but nobody _smelled_ the food while it was being packed??? LOL

I wonder why Carol did not help Cindy change to dry clothes rather than Alice? In fact Cindy was old enough to change clothes herself!

For me, it was a tie between this episode and "The Grass Is Always Greener". The one that really had me laughing hysterically was "No, We Won't Move".

Bt

Its so Cool and funny groovey ,not racist or mean stab funny family gold hearted funny

I like the episode when Carol, Marcia, Jan and Cindy move their stuff in the house.

@@meggiewillis9705 Okay???

that’s where they filmed andy griffith also right?

And Star Trek's - The Paradise Syndrome.

"It's got a certain Wessonality" 😅🍗🍲🥘

The Grand Canyon episode. Bobby snuck those baked beans into the flashlight as a thermos.

Yep, great episode!

That bothered me at first, too. But the food was also presented stacked and organized, so it would be just like Mrs. Brady to keep the food in a cooler and then take it out to plate it beautifully in the basket before showing the boys.

@@AndrewMacLaine Maybe, but it would have set a better example to the viewing audience if Carol had said something to that effect.

They brought thier house keeper on thier vacation....she did that shit

It even bothers me when you see on tv or movie when a plate of fried chicken isn’t covered in Saran Wrap inside the refrigerator.

How could Greg call that feast "sissy food"? Then sais "I can't stand that kind of pressure"

Oh, well yeah... But, HELLO!!! (Mike makes jazz hands)

@@palabrajot505 😄 stop

LOL watching this episode now on METV and I started laughing when I seen that part because what we all would find out later about Robert Reed. Then i said let me see if anyone put this on KZfaq and sure enough here it is...LOL ...but all jokes aside his personal life was just that his life. Thanks Mr. Reed for giving us a fun TV show rest in piece . And rest in peace to the beautiful Florence Henderson and Ann B.Davis.

@@CoachDarrenYeah they were all so awesome.

@@meggiewillis9705 yes totally agree

I would have loved her as a family housekeeper. She’s the best!

+Keven19741 Get sum cold cuts! Get sum cold cuts! xD :) (I just had to do that when I heard that)

Fresh from the local Deli!!!

But the food was in a beautiful basket!!...presentation ys know!!

I know right Greg and Peter can eat Pine Needles and Twigs if they don't want to eat Chicken hahaha

@MrVrugdush Your comment made me LOLOL 😂🤣

Well, if you think about it, it was the late '60s and into the '70s when hippies wanted to live off the land by shunning processed food.

I suppose Uncle Jesse on "Full House" was a sissy because he loved fried chicken!

She's dressed like a forest ranger/guide.

Dueville7777 ... if Jesus could feed a crowd of people with a few loaves of bread and fish, surely Alice can whip up something to feed the 9 of them. Haha

BridgieOh Jesus did not do that lol.

8

Adriana, 8? did they eat one of the kids? 6 kids + 2 parents + 1 Alice = 9

My family did. Big and heavy, but that thing has been all over North America. My grandpa bought it in the 50’s and we still use it!

@@timvandenbrink4461 I guess it could be good in the right places, maybe mid-west, or areas without a ton of mosquitos? Scout camps in the southeast US still use canvas tents on metal frames, but then people are advised to bring some anti-mosquito spray to spray on the insides of the tent.

They had plenty of extra room in the station wagon, with only NINE people stuffed in there along with all the fishing gear.

I think pretty much all American women wore wigs around that time. My mom actually had some wigs that she wore back then, and she had plenty of hair. It was the fashion.

lmao

That's male pride for you

Rosalee Zephier yum

He means that you can't experience the full immersion of camping eating that stuff. They need to live off the land..i.e fishing..hunting..foraging..ect.

I know. I was watching a black and white Julia Childs not long ago and I thought the same thing. Her whole chicken was small compared to them now.

This is from Season 1 -- "A Camping We Will Go".

It's a good one. It's where they all go on their first vacation as one family. The boys wern't thrilled about the girls tagging along on the camping trip. The girls wern't thrilled with the idea with wild animals.

Smh

Brady Magic. The house also didn't have toilets (according to Barry Williams).

@@SnowyNightFlyer I read that, _too._ ✔ Back then, the networks considered it 'crude' to show a toilet on-camera/on-screen. The first _movie_ to show a toilet (and also allow the 'flush' sound to be heard) was the movie 'Psycho'. The first _TV show_ to show a toilet (and also allow the 'flush' sound to be heard) was 'All In The Family'.

They didn't use real food in the show! It was prop food

Gerg? Who was he, the long lost Brady child? 🤔

McGannahan Skyjellyfetti Gerg was locked in the attic until Greg moved up there in season 4. After that, he was chained under Alice’s bed. The Brady’s shame.

@@rexdby2984 You almost made me choke on my vegan burrito. :-)

It's racist.

me

Wasn’t there bread in there too? You could eat that.

@@kirkengstrom917 (This is shiroibasketshoes, the same guy, from my other youtube account) Only if it didn't have eggs or milk ingredient; some breads do. I eat Alvarado Street organic salt free wheat bread, but I doubt it existed yet back then. Have a nice day and stay safe.

@@bobdavis4848 It wouldn't have. Alvarado Street Bakery wasn't founded until 1979.

@@kirkengstrom917 That sounds about right. I went vegan in 1987 but gave up Wonder bread and similar mass produced (and probably not organic) white bread around 1979. I seem to recall my mother bringing home Alvarado Street Bakery bread occasionally in the early 80s.

@@kirkengstrom917 (back to replying from this account): In addition, if the bread shown was part of some sort of meat sandwiches it likely would have affected the bread enough that I'd notice if I took the slices off and tries eating them..